Braskem America F1000HC

Chemical Family: PolyolefinsPolypropylenes (PP)

Braskem F1000HC is a high melt flow rate polypropylene homopolymer (HPP) designed for applications requiring very high stiffness.\nAll Braskem America production facilities are certified to produce bio, bio-circular, and circular polypropylene under the ISCC PLUS certification via the mass balance approach.\nFor more information regarding REACH, please visit Braskem's REACH site

Properties

Physical Form: Pellets
Solid

Product families

Applications

Automotive & Transportation — Automotive

Other Automotive Applications

Product Families

Plastics — Basic Thermoplastics

Polyolefins

Other characteristics

Polymer Name: Polypropylene Homopolymer (HPP)
Melt Flow Index: 115.0 g/10 min
Processing Methods: Compounding, Injection Molding
Markets: Automotive & Transportation
Technology: Plastics
Key Attributes: Very high flexural modulus
High melt flow
Labeling Claims: Bio-attributed
Bio-circular
Mass-balance
Sustainable
Material Features: Crystalline
High Stiffness
Certifications and Compliance: ISCC Plus
Plastics and Elastomers End Uses: Automotive Applications
Plastics and Elastomers Functions: Resin
Automotive and Compounding Applications: Developed for the automotive compounding market, our high crystallinity homopolymers provide premium levels of stiffness, flowability, compounding flexibility and performance in composites and compounded TPOs; Wide range of melt flow rates for lightweighting and performance; Elevated HDT; Reduced emissions; Good scratch resistance; High gloss
Plastics and Elastomers Processing Methods: Compounding
Injection Molding

Technical data

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1 row

Characteristic	Value	Unit	Method
Elongation at Yield (2 in/min, 50 mm/min)	4.5	%	ASTM D-638

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3 rows

Characteristic	Value	Unit	Method
Tensile Strength at Yield (2 in/min, 50 mm/min)	5,950	psi	ASTM D-638
Flexural Modulus (0.05 in/min, 1.3 mm/min, 1% secant)	300,000	psi	ASTM D-790A
Notched Izod Impact Strength (23°C)	0.3	ft-lbs/in	ASTM D-256A

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